Sentence examples for publishing endeavor from inspiring English sources

"It's not in any way intended to be a publishing endeavor," Ms. Gevelber avers.

The books are a serious publishing endeavor but an odd one, seeking not an audience or even a lasting imprint -- the musicians already have that -- but a claim to legitimacy.

All told, I paid about $2,000 for all this work which would probably cost far more if this were a legitimate publishing endeavor.

The Darwin Manuscripts Project, relaunched and redesigned for the 150th Anniversary of the Origin, is a digital publishing endeavor aimed at distributing scholarly editions of Darwin's manuscripts to a world-wide audience.

I place quotations around the word "publish" to indicate that this effort is quite different in kind from what is carried out in Tier 1; Tier 1 publishing includes all of the components we commonly associate with the publishing endeavor (Appendix 1): full-time staff of editors and copy-editors, peer review of articles, typesetting, widespread dissemination and archiving.

His latest publishing endeavor is no different.

In contrast, Paramount's publishing endeavors were in the areas of professional volumes and text books.

"We're happy to be publishing her and we're happy to support all of her publishing endeavors," Ms. Ambrosi said.

Browse books by artists and art-book makers at a fair that will include works from independent publishers who focus on art, architecture, photography, and design; rare and limited-edition books and zines showcasing a range of publishing endeavors; and artists' books by students and alumni of the Yale School of Art and the Rhode Island School of Design.

The fair includes books from small independent publishers who focus on art, architecture, photography, and design; rare and limited-edition books and zines printed in short runs and showcasing a range of publishing endeavors; and book works by students from the Graphic Design program at the Yale School of Art.

He isn't the only funny man on the list who doubles as an author, but Lopez, who's written two books -- including his most recent, "I'm Not Going to Lie" -- is the only one making millions from his publishing endeavors.